WASHINGTON — Hunter Biden claimed Monday that he didn’t abandon his infamous laptop packed with incriminating documents at a Delaware computer shop in 2019, but that the files were actually stolen from his online cloud storage — despite the FBI presenting the MacBook Pro as evidence in court.

Hunter, 56, claimed an unknown person or entity broke into his accounts to steal the trove that showed how he involved his then-vice-president dad in lucrative international consulting relationships.

“They hacked my cloud,” the former first son told former Fox News host Tucker Carlson in a two-hour interview — suggesting that Russian or Israeli intelligence agencies or “some kid in his basement” had cobbled together stolen digital assets and claimed they were a laptop.

“There’s no possible way all of the information that was eventually labeled as my laptop came from one laptop. It’s way too large,” he told Carlson.

The actual laptop was presented as evidence at the then-first son’s 2024 illegal gun possession trial. FBI Special Agent Erika Jensen testified that the MacBook Pro 13’s serial number on the back belonged to then-President Joe Biden’s son — as he sat in the courtroom.

Repairman John Paul Mac Isaac gave the laptop to the FBI after copying its files, resulting in The Post’s bombshell reporting on how Joe Biden as vice president met with an executive from a Ukrainian gas company that was paying Hunter $1 million a year — while the VP spearheaded the Obama administration’s relationship with Kyiv.

Other files showed that Joe Biden was penciled in for a 10% cut in a Chinese government-linked business venture and that Hunter brought Mexican business associates to meet his father and met with his dad in close proximity to engagements with a corrupt Romanian tycoon — as the VP led an anti-corruption push in that nation.

False claims that the files were hacked or doctored prompted censorship by Twitter and Facebook shortly before the 2020 election and Joe Biden claimed they were a “Russian plant” — though months later other major news outlets confirmed their authenticity.

“You have as good a guess as mine in terms of actually who was the original hacker of that information, who has the capacity to be able to do it,” Hunter Biden told Carlson.

“I don’t have digital forensic evidence that it was hacked by this person or this entity or this organization that it was Mossad, or that it was the GRU, or that it was, or that it was some kid in his basement.”

He brazenly insisted, however, that “I did not trade on access” — despite convening two dinners at Georgetown’s Cafe Milano with his dad and his Kazakhstani, Russian and Ukrainian patrons, as well as a coffee at Georgetown’s Cafe Milano with Chinese business associates, to whom he later threatened his father’s wrath if a payment was no made.

Hunter separately introduced his dad to benefactors from a different Chinese business venture after joining his dad aboard Air Force Two on an official trip to Beijing.

Hunter claimed that “not one single thing of criminal activity other than use of drugs and all of the things that are associated with addiction is proved by the laptop.”

In September 2024, the then-first son pleaded guilty to failing to pay at least $1.4 million in federal taxes between 2016 and 2019 on the international business relationships chronicled in the laptop. He separately was convicted in June 2024 of three gun felonies.

Biden family critics argued that laptop files showed that Hunter was working as an unregistered foreign agent, though he was not criminally charged.

Outgoing President Biden pardoned his son in December 2024 — setting aside his convictions and barring further prosecution for past misconduct.

As to the salacious sexual content on his laptop, Hunter told Carlson, “I guarantee you, everybody has a nude.”